reading

  • Why do you blog?

    Like the title says, why do you blog? What made you start a blog to begin with? What keeps you writing on your blog day after day? Because reading is something I enjoy a lot, it’s not hard to write on a regular basis. If you’re going to write for a blog, you need to…

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  • Valentine’s Day List!

    Valentine’s Day is only a couple of weeks away. Do you have any plans for Valentine’s Day? I’ve made a list of books that I think will help you get into the mood for Valentine’s. At the very least, you can have a list of romances whenever you feel in the mood for a romance.…

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  • I finished reading this one over the weekend. Like with the first two, I was not disappointed with this one either. I think my favorite from this one was on page 39 (I’ll let you read it for yourself). I would recommend this for someone who is interested in reading poetry, however, I want to…

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  • New Year, New Goals!

    First of all, I want to wish everyone a happy New Year. I know 2020 hasn’t exactly been the best year with the Covid-19 pandemic going on. Hopefully, 2021 will be a better year. So……do you have any reading goals for this year? If so, what are they? Any particular reason why you chose that…

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  • End of year wrap up!

    I decided to do an end of the year wrap up. I wanted to share how many books I was able to read this year, plus, I wanted to compare that against what I read last year and the year before. In 2018 I read 22 books, in 2019 I read 28 books and in…

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  • Last recommended….

    What was the last book you recommended to a friend? Why did you recommend that specific book (or series)? The last time I recommended a book to someone, I believe the book I recommended was “The Book of Lost Things” by John Connolly. I know the lady I recommended it to checked it out from…

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  • We all have fond memories of waking up on Christmas morning and finding our Christmas presents under the tree. Here are 11 reasons why literature can be better than Christmas morning…. Surprise: You get a surprise when you reach the ending every time you open up a new book. Much like the surprise you experience…

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  • I finished reading this today. The book follows Cayden Wayne, the main character of the book, as he is given a new job. In this new role, he gets a chance to interact with some non-human beings and then complications soon follow. In the midst of all that, Cayden is also left with trying to…

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  • It’s that time of year where I love to sit down on the couch, covered up in a warm blanket and have a good mystery novel in my hands. Here are some authors you’ll find you may enjoy if you like to read a good mystery… Frances Duncan = You should be reading his Mordecai…

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  • I’ve seen on the news that there’s talks of shutting everything down for 4-6 weeks in order to stop the spread of Covid-19 even further than it already has. So, the question is how do you think a lock down would affect literature? Do you think a lock down would put more pressure on authors…

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